HUNKING · Creator Connections
HUNKING wireless RV level: reading pitch and roll on a phone
A Bluetooth pitch-and-roll sensor that shows angles in a phone app. It tells you how far off the rig is. It does not lift the rig, even though the listing calls it an auto-leveling system.
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7.4/10 RigRank score
The live listing is a wireless Bluetooth level for travel trailers and motorhomes. The bullets say it sends pitch and roll to a phone so you can read both axes from the driver's seat, and they say the housing is weather-sealed. That is a level, and a level is useful. The same bullets also call it an auto-leveling system and say it eliminates stacking blocks. Those sentences describe a different product.
Nothing in the listing shows jacks, motors, or a link to the RV's leveling system. A sensor cannot add the 2 inches your low tire is short. Use it to measure, then use blocks or an Andersen leveler to lift. If a seller photo implies the phone app moves the rig, it is marketing, not a mechanism.
We have not paired one with a phone or checked it against a machinist level, so the score does not assume the degree readout is accurate. Place whatever level you use on the floor in the center of the coach, not on a countertop that was shimmed at the factory. A phone case with a thick corner will lie to you the same way a cocked sensor will. The article on level readings that don't match the floor walks through that.
It still earns a spot. Most people level by staring at a bubble they can't see from the tire. A remote pitch-and-roll number, if the sensor is mounted square to the floor, shortens the walk back and forth. Buy it as a gauge. Buy blocks or levelers as the lift. The Creator Connections campaigns on this ASIN are why it is on the site; the campaign is not why the score is what it is.
What the listing actually says
| What it is | Bluetooth pitch and roll sensor |
|---|---|
| What it is not | A leveler, a jack, or an auto-level system |
| ASIN | B0F1FDMHZC |
| Checked | Live Amazon listing on 2026-11-10. In stock that day. |
Works in its favor
- Reads pitch and roll from a phone, which is the part of leveling that is actually annoying
- Listing says it works on Class A, Class C, fifth wheels, and pop-ups
- Small enough to mount once and leave alone
Holds it back
- Does not lift or auto-level anything. The listing overclaims that
- We did not verify the angle against a known reference
- Useless if the phone, the battery, or the app misbehaves at the site
Which listing to open
- HUNKING wireless RV level B0F1FDMHZC on Amazon
Questions worth answering first
Will this replace my leveling blocks?
No. It measures. Blocks, a curved leveler, or the RV's jacks do the lifting. The listing's 'auto leveling' wording is not backed by any jack hardware in the product description.
Where should a level sensor sit?
On a floor that is the floor you care about, square to the coach, not on a slanted dash or a thick rug. Recheck both axes after you lift. Frames twist, so one corner can look done while the fridge floor is not.
See where this sits in the Best RV Leveling Gear in 2026 roundup.